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Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
THIRD EDITION.
a Prscsacai Tsst.

Just % tho Reliance had completed
the test through 1000 feet Of hose IN
alarm was sounded from box 46, situA-
ted In the yard OF the Diamond Match
Company. The whole department
quickly responded, and ON their arrival
found dense volumes OF smoke pouring
out Of the new building ON Fourteenth
street. The department at once went
into service, but it was sometime be-
fore the Gre was under control, and two
engines played On the fire during the
night.
The fire started In the basement,
which IL used ~ . store room. Four
boat loads OF pine blocks were stored
here, such 10 are used for making
match sticks. There we're several bar
rels Of shsvinRs here, and among these
the FIRE was 6rst seen. James y. Will
son, IN employe, at first saw the drs, and
ordered the shavinss TO be removed. he
had scarcely gotten out Of the apart.
ment when the girls came rushing out,
saying the whole place was on IRE. I'm
mediately the place was filled With
smoke. fortunately the girls retained
their presence Of mind and they all es-
oaped. One girl fainted and had to DO
carried home, but abe soon revived.
Auo CO"p8uy uop0ksuAuhs -
once went into service, but although
place where the are seemed to be 1t was
Of no use. No FIRE could be sen In the
building, and the smoke being 30 Sitting
the hremen were compelled to work
through doors and windows. 1t was
impossible to save anything In the
building. and efforts 70 do 30 were aban-
dOned. The flames now began to work
toward Walnut street and threaten the
box factory, engine room and office.
This made the flremen direct their
efforts toward the spreading of the 6re
The FIRE In the new building then began
to show plainly, and 1t was soon AKlow
with flames. The fremep, how.
ever, kept the flames from spreading.
Great anxiety was felt lest the fiAmss
should reach the gas tank and cause an
explosion. II they had, great danger
and probably loss Of life would have re-
suited.
Tne burned building WAS what is
known ss the "new building" 1t ex.
tended 100 feet on gourseenth street. IL
was GO feet " ide and had an l. 90 feet
In length extending north. 1t WAS de-
signed to hold twelve match making
machines. One Of ,hese machines WAS
In use and another one being set up.
These machines we're very expensive
and four years Of labor wers spent In
perfeoting them.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Those engaged In the works state that
they know Of nothing more comhusti.
bic than shAviDgs being stored there
Members OF the company seem inclined
to the opinion thst 1t was the work OF
an iucendiary. Several Drunken men
had been put ont Of the yard during the
day and some Of them had threatened
to get even. They think that one Of
these men returned aud threw q lighted
match into the basement. There was
no insurance on the building because
Insurance companies will not take
rishs oo such buildings. The build ing
II therefore total loss. The full loss
has not yet been stated, but it is
thought 1t will reach $50 600.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Tho Delaware Xetor an.

1t is the intention of the members OF
dupont Post, No Q, G. A. R., to publ h
a paper during the continuance OF their
industrial fair, which will be known as
Ihe Delaware Veteran" The fair will
open about November 1st, in the old
skating rink at Eleventh and Madison
streets, and continue for one month. The
committee OF arrangements ara hard at
Woik securing exhibits, and the indica-
t'ohS are that 1t will excel anvihine of the
kihd ever attempted in this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
baltimore Huudred's Canal,

The work of dredging the proposed
channel between Jefferson and White
creek will not be undertaken this year as
was expected. Owing to Legislative
blunder the commissioners appointed are
powerless TO act as they were expected to
by the people. Tpe routes have been sur
veyed between Little Assawoman Bay and
Indian River Bay, but the one settled up.
ON by General Smith, the U. 8 engineer
exter ds from Jefferson creek, an arm OF
Little Assawoman Bay, 70 Whites creek,
an arm OF Indian River Bay, and Is As
miles In length. 1t lies entirely through
Baltimore Hundred. Its bottom will be
D ieet below mean water mark and the
current will be tide water one. The
cost will be 100000. This is a scheme
to open the Atlantic Inlets from the Della
ware Bay to Chlncotiague island and
thence into the ocean and afford an inland
communication for boats for over 73
miles. The great7st part of the work is
the stretch from Rehoboth Bay TO point
on the Delaware Bay, north of Lewes.
lhis link is eleven miles long and will
cost $40 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
0Ouloy Wsll

not run IN excureion TO the ewitchoack
this year. The Wilmington b Northern
railroad have Determined 70 run one.
Having different person TO deal With
this year from the past years, and he
having set figures that make tt useless
for any one outside the road to under.
take to run m excursion on this road
unless they wish 10 Get with certain
loss. A number that would have gone
on the 6sh will wait, preferrinR TO 60 on
the excursion 10 Washington on Thurs-
day, December Is, 1881 The sxcur.
sion will be Tor two days and during
the session OF Congress. Tickets, 81 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Dots.

There Is . prospect CT fell
tomorrow.
Justice of the Psacs Monsi
hung out q new sign.
The High School lnvestissil
be contipue to morrow.
Water p pes are being lad u
railroad to King street whsft
Headquarters for oa;s Of WSi'i
Front and Orange and sllysFciO9
Chief Dougherty Is not st Iho
day, being confined to the hoass
ness.
A great many grapes srTi'ta
city by way OF ths De.AsArS Y
to-day.
Irwin Brothers circus IL
large Gro wds to the lot 81 N'u
Lom bard otreets.
L stencil cutter nrc cari wig
both get ND stands on th6 e0f
Fifth and Market streetE.
Proud & Merrios will dispose
Of shoats ut their sale 81 Oeptfo'i
Monday next.
Esra Fell, OF this city, was ol1
speakers at the circular mssllos. !.
Friends at Birmingham, on
last.
tits expected thst sons Of tls|
ren Club members will tske pHs
athletic sports at the EIR'ol
Friday.
Wanted two or three uniua
rooms for light Housekeeping, ~
and Market street. Add ess ~
Office.
The steamer ve.par, formerly n
bet ween this city ard New io7
lately In Southern waters ID "
ner's sou,h side wharves.
City Auditor Newell has oop~ o'1s,,
the location OF every va vi n
and electric light po.n \
city, which are subject to q 'AA
esch. a
W w. wier. pbotographer q, =,
Market street, offers Q cIay9n " g,'
to the maker Of the best pound nan' y
al the Elkton fair, con ID =
TO day. r,,,,.u
The other evening as Willi'FF M
dan brask was driving alena ,,or W. ,
airs et his horse slipped on % u't't Iag
and fen, skipDiDs one fron' "-
baily cutting the other. -
Dom. attribute dull hgnIps pr.,t's II
.mos. Clean It mp and try rr'Ir by
raj on. Sold in sealed sarr ard
.gent, q james Belt, si2'n
ret and Grocsrs, -,
Far a good picture ard coirsO, ,.,, gl
,ess no bs..er place 10 the .S GISSi a A
'ysrvtbJnC 10 in keeping WIZ ,a . n,
las photographic galley, en- ~, MAJ MAJ
ban at W. W. Weir's, NO. VI
treet. .,s cr
Tbsra pre- more boats In !a' y a + I
hon 70, s.ms time. There eIas - = :
, . a af.I e.,ooner ut Bush's IoapeIs o;.s !, 4
,sI ,s' ,..s A. Wsrner's loaded WIZ = =
nd ore pt tho B. 81 U. WA" ". ysri,
,mSer. Several others are s'
laces.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Irish Patriots In Now York.

slr Thomas Grsttan E.monde, n. J.
ios St. Pstrick's Division, Dubiin, al d
Arthur OConnor, III. P. for East Done.
Ral, arrived in Ne~ York yeete rday on
the steamer Arizona. They came to
America as the represent tativea Of the
iflsh Parliamentary party to explain
me condition Of affairs At home, to
thsnd the American people for their
support 10 the past and to ask them to
continue 1t. Te morrow they will ap
pear 81 Cooper Union In company with
John Barry, M. p, Michsel Davitt ana
n. DSyer Gray, editor of the Dublin
Freem in's Journal.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Throat Cut,

Yesterday John Minner, bartender a.
CArvin's Hotel, Kenton, Delaware,
committed suicide by cutting & his throat
with razor. The night before he was
as cheerful as usual. M,nner was
always the frst one up at the hotel.
On Mrs. Carvin's arising and not and
ing him In the bar room, she went 10
his room. She found him lying on the
bed In q dying condition. DR.. Coope r
was summoned and dressed his wound, q,
but too late to save him. He told the
doctor he had reason for taking his
life. He has several times, 1t is lsid ,
remarked that he was tired of living.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Preliminary MeatIng.

The next preliminary meeting to or
ganize the new council of American
Mechanics will DO held on We'd dnesday
evening ut Mechanics Hall. There Is
nothing political or sectarian about the
order, love OF country being psrsm ount
to everything else. Those who ct enc
time mSy have besn Identified wish the
order can join on the same terms AS new
members, which 10 one dollar. A. The
next meeting they expect to elect tenn.
porary officers. AT the last me st!n q
twelve signed the roll.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
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Paper hlili ImDroyenept

Curtis & Bro. have greatly enlarged
and improved their paper m.ll, near
Newark, making IL one Of the largest
and best equipped establishments of the
kind In the State. They formerly man.
ufactured the iuer grades of book
paper and filled several contracts for
the government In years Rono by. OF
late they have Deen engaged In the
manufacture of MANILA paper, which
they sell at market rates. They are en-.
terprising mon, and deserve the success,
they have achieved.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
A Aatural Cutios,,x.

There 10 9 baby In this city, Just dis
covered, which 10 90 thin and delicate
tnat you can look right through its
body and see objects ON the other side.
IL seems TO nave neither bones or fesh;
II IL perfectly transparent, ard emlts
rays Of light through Ito entire form.
IL has puzzled tho entire medical
fraternity, and for . while created i'm.
meneo excitement untili II Was taken to
Madam Andt rsop's glass blowers exbi.
bitiop. ut Odd Fellows Hall, where Il
was identified ut once ss one Of Lei
works of art.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Zine House.

8. n. Donnsli iB about completing q
very handsome residence In Newark,
near the Deer Park Hotel, which will
add to the attractiveness Of the neish
borhood. The plastering WAS done by Mr..
who vas assisted ny amos
A. Henderson, OF this city. The house
10 crsdi. TO the workmen as we'll ss
the owner, and we hope that In the
course cf the coming year there will Be
many more like II erected.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
At the Opera House.

The Rose Liele Company commenced
an engagement CT one week last night
nt the Opera House, ard presen ted
Reddy's Luck" There was fair
sized audience present, but the per.
formapce was far from what the people
had been led to expect. The company
may however do better In some other
play. This evening Lied Astray"
will be prtsented, and "East Lynne" TO.
morrow afternoon and night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
a Successful Book,

Samantha at Saratoga" is one of the
most successful books OF the kind ever
written. 1t deals with the var titles and
irlVoltles of fashionable watering place
IN a way that pleases the people, conse.
quen tly the sales have been large, and
are still going on: John G. Bryant, tt e
agent for this section has sold hundreds OF
copies, and says the demand still con-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Largo SnDfiower.

VIM. L. Humphrey raised IN his
garden, near HAre's Corner, q sunfioweF
which measured 151< inches In diameter
and some 4611 inches In circum ference.
1t WAS 16 fees in height and was re-
sarded ~ quite . monster. He left the
flower nj the store OF Charles Gooding,
Eiash and Ma6isor streets, and any one
wishing TO obtain few seeds may pro
cure them BY calling there.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Arrested For Arson.

A young man named John Duffy,
aged about 10 yoare, WAS arrcsted by
officer Hanna about 10 o'clock last
night for seTting hre 10 the Dismoud
State Match CON pany's building yes.
terdsy afternoon. Duly, who was
drunk at the ume, wss pus cut OF the
oompnuy's yard, aud threatened the
superintendent at tho time 10 get even
With him. Later In the day, when the
Are was raging, he remarked to BOLD 70
employ ee, with an Oath: "Did'nt tell
you I'D get even with you" He was
he In 81 COO bail for court, and is still
in the cells.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
i0rRAinA.

To dispose of the large etock of mon u.
mente, toubstonse asd tablets, mad o
expressly foe this fsll's tri.d o, among
winch are some of the fnes. and hand.
soonest tombs, we will offer theni as less
than cost Price in order 10 IN AXE room
for improvements. This Ii an oppor
tun!ty 10 get 3 great bargain, as The
stock will be sold. Smiths marble and
granite works, Tsnth and Tatnall
streets,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Coming to Delaware,

Abran Harnish, OF Lancaster county,
Pa, will remove to MIS- farm In Pen.
cader Hundred ths coming month.
He 10 quite progressive as we'll ~
wealthy man, and hts coming into the
Hundred will prove eadvantsgeous.as as be
will doubtless make suoh improve
ments rs will render bis farm . model
for others to follow.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Removed to HIS Farm.

Frank Courtney, OF this city, has re-
moved 10 hts farm near Newark, and 10
preparing to improve ard make sucb
changes rs will render 10 one OF the most
attractive as we'll as one OF the most
prod uotive properties In the neig boz.
hood. We hope that he will not weary
10 well doing. rs farm work 10 Of that
kind that 10 never completed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
A Haro Coin.

a ten cent piece dated 1907 has been
named to US. On the front side is a profile
wilh y, the word liberty over it, the date under
H'slx stars on one side In a circle, and seven
on Ihe other side. On the diverse side are
an esgle, IL stars in group over 1t, an d
around 1t the words "United States of
America" " "
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Dress Yr!muniDps

We are showing the largest lire OF
braid setis and ornament braid TRIM
ming in black, brown, gray, green and
garnet. These goods Gre very scarce,
but we nave q full 'ine. Braid oru.'
ments IL cents TO So. Gilp by the
yard el! prioes. FCil sseott1acnt a,
buttons ami wrap trimming. &. Il,
Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

Sympathy 10 best shown when prsc.
tical In Its application. Therefore
when you sympathize with your suffer
ing baby, show 1t practically by using
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup and thus cure
your child. Price 25 cents o bottle.
Sold every hers
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
HAraonAI

Mrs. Joseph Kilt, Of West Chester, is
Visiting friends In this city.
The Rev. Franklin u. Carpenter OF
BsshopvIlls, Md, Is spending . few
days In the city.
Frank Wilson, clerk at the Mansion
House, West Chester, Pa and Ophelia
Emery, of this city, were married q
few days ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Was It Ono OF tue Burg .ars.

The theory has been advances thu,
the man who shot and killed Officer
William ID. johnson, of the Sixteenth
District, Philadeip ph ia, ut an early hour
yesterday morning, is one of the men
Who attempted to rob the Farme rs'
Bank at New CASTLE last Friday morn.
ing. This view Of the mstter is enter.
tsined by the Philade el phia officers, who
are making every effort to secufe his Ar
rest.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
muniofssAI Gnnrt

AT taiS mornipg's session OF the mu
nicifSl court William Dollard, charged
WIN carrying concealed deadly wesp-
ols, was discharged. Henry Craig,
oo.Crad, Charged with cruelty TO AMI.
,Ds!s' was fined 81 and costs. John
Duhy, charged with setting the Dia-
,noIo State Match Factory on FIRE, WAS
ueid IL u ,000 bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Enlargement.

j. 8. Crossley has enlarged his
grocery store aE the corner Of Eighth
and Monroe streess, nnd also erected a
new back building, adding greatly to
his facilities for business. The brick
ard mason work wss done by Thomas
Pratt, and the carpenteriDg by E.
III. Garrett.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Our Suggestions.

Now, while you are thinking about
your Fall or Winter Suit, yet TO be got
ten, let US offer you few suggestions as
to where to get II and
Why?
Because-FIrst, we have thoroughly
equipped stock.
Second-A Superb Exhibition of all
the Reliable makes, Foreign and Do.
mestic, far beyond our ability to describe
them In detail. Newness, excellence and
beauty are here combinst with prices
never before so modest.
Third-Our goods are cut equal TO the
best.
With these facilities we assert that we
can make you as perfect fitting garment
as any exclusive merchant tailor, and
save you from 20 TO SO per cent. A per
snnal visit will prove to you our assertion.
May we ask this courtesJ, Store open
till 9p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Oounty Com mittaa.

The Republican County Committee
Of New Castle County will meet at the
Youuk Mems Republican Club rooms,
No. SO King street, on Saturday after
noou ~ 30 O'Clock. A full attend ance
10 desirable, ~ some action will be
taken to lead to full vote at the com.
Ing election for convention.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Notice.

II you want n good picture Of the
winning yacht, Volunteer. cheap 60 70
Yerser's ar, gallery, 4l9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Sunday AchnnI Wnrk

The regular meeting for the exposi.
tion Of the Sunday school lesson will
be hold at s O'Clock this evening in Del.
aware Avenue Baptist Ohusch. Sunday
school teachers and all otAers interested
are invited.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Opon MOilGa.

A. b. .,oues, 422 Market street, would
.hiorh Gis friends and the public
ssntfsiIy that hereafter his place Of
VI uts'Heaa will be open every evening,
mDoFe sley are invited ito innpect hts
~" tsli dosigns in paper hAngings and
nlndow shades.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Notico,

The Rstsil Grocers' Association will
meet 81 Q O'Clock on Wednesday in
place OF Thur.day. The meeting will
De addressed BY o coal dealer, All
members are requested to be present.
y. L. CAHH, Eec'y.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

Clark 8. Sammis, formerly manager
OF the Academy OF Music. has accepted
the position of treasurer OF AronPons'
"ErmiDie" Company from the New
York Casino. which will appear here
on Monday evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Reward Offered.

A reward OF $3.50 has been offered by
Governor BiGss for the capture OF the
Burglars who attempted to rob the Far
mers' Bank at Now Castle.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

Geo. Duffield, who In in tho employ
OF the Wilmington Oil and Lea,htr
Company, has removed with his family
to Cape Hatteras
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
DiE ED.

LYNOH.-On the 81 instant, Oathartne.
wife OF Hugh Lynch, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends sre respectfully in
vited 70 attend the funeral from tho resi-
denco Of her husband, NO. ll0) Walnut
street. on Wednesday morning. High M ssf
at st. Patrtck's Church at o'o look.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
m A6 ES,

DEHAVEN-OATxIN wednesfay,
september 2s, by the Nov. W. A. Aldrich,
st the residence OF Il. r. duncan, near
MArehsllton, Dsl, Mr.. Edwin Dehaven
and Miss Ida u. CAtIin, both OF Jersey
City, n. J.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

More OF those elegant 20 and 60 cent
teas have just arrived todsy. Try
them. CIippen's, East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

The safest, surest and cheapest
remedy yet discovefed for that dis
ordered condition OF The liver, snown
% "biliJusness," is LaxAdor. Price rs
cSnts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

Pure spices ground fresh purpceely
Tor my trade. Crippen's, 8 East Sec
oSd street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
the " oaa,ss.

To-mofrow promises 10 bs fair aud
sllghtly cooler. Simiisr ceuditions
viii probably prevail on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

Bush's, French street wharf is the plac
to buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

The wife Of the Rev. E. d Newberry
has been laid mp by sickness.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

"FOr shere was sever yet o pblloso-
pher that csuld endure the toothsche
patiently" Perheps rot-but there's
one bottle of 6sivAtion Oh will cure 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

Fer fall clothing 10 to Ash. the II er-
chant tailar, T05 Market ssrset.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

EEECC Its cSuRss, snd q new ano
D iEhENE EIiJC suoesssfuiCUEE at Your
OOWn hoLae by one who Was deaf tuehry.
osght ycars. TreEted by most OF the no
ted spec islists without bcnent. Cured hin
self in tAree months, and since then run
drefs OF others. Full particulars cent on an,
piioatiop. Z. &. FACE, no. Il West gilt
k- new 1otk Ci.S. ootlt-tu. e. .ss-ems
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
state OF tnn rnsnnarntu

State OF the Temperature
ut the REPUBLICAN, ofBos Lo-dny. In II,
shade:
So'clock 10 O'Clock Ia 2o'olook
go 6s 70
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

IYANTED-h coon, WaIrE. PRDE-
w estant girl for general homework at
404 Il. I'd street. ot-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

E0R SALE-EXTRA FINE YOUNG
l. pigs; u cross between Chester White and
Berkshire. Apply to WIN. HARMON, on
farm ofJOHN A. TATUM. o3-dlt-w2tt
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Societies.

PAscAGoULA LODGE A. F. AND A. NJ
No. 202 meets third Saturday hight m
each month. NJ. NJ. Evans, W. NJ.
j. II. Rolls, S. W; ID. O'Guynn, J. W.
II. G.. Dempf, Secretary A. Blumer
Treasurer J. w. Stewart, S. d.; j. 5
Potts, J. D.; G.. L. Howe, s. and L.
EscATAwPA LODGE KNIGHTS or HONOR
No. 3l15-Meets second and fourth Satur-
day nights in each month. Officers: II.
Colmer, Jr., d.; Chas. Ehlers, V. D.; +.
Colmer, A. D.; b. w. Lester, Z. II. n.
Crumhorn, +. r.; II. Ehlers, T.. f. Green
ough, c.; Wm. Greenough, c.; g. W.
Hongh, G. /; L. A. Suthoff, S.
GULF LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR No.
24s4-Meets on first and fourth Saturday
nights Of each month. Ira w. BroOme,
d.. l.. McInnis, V. D.; W. NJ. Ward, A. ;
]. X. Mcleod, r.; P. II. Freeland, +. r, !
ID. K. McInnis, G.; VIM. ,Welch, c.; Al
bert Frentz, g.. G. Anderson, s.. E.
W. Morrill,, J. w. Morris, WIN. Watkins,
Trustees
r.. L. HOWE R. A. CHAPTER No. ISs--
Meets second Saturday night in each
month. 4. A. Couls0n, H. P; J. w.
Norris King
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NUMBER 26.

only skin deep, ana l can, with no
unkindness to her, give my full
sympathy where soon it is warmly
claimed. For many things that
have been mysterious to our child
ish minds are now made clear and
we are ready with open arms to
meet the brother-in law elect who
seems to us as romantic as one of
Arthur's knights in his answering
COnStahCy,
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Moss Point Directory.


METHoDIsT-Rev. J. p. Drake, pastor,
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
BAPTlsT-Elder o. ID. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first and third Sabbaths in each
month.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every second and fonrth
Sabbath at 1880 am. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at Pun.
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Posroffce open from 6 an. to 5 pm.
every day.
On Sundays open from 9 to loan. and
from I TO 2 pm.
Letters for register will be received
3urina the week from I'm. tn $50 D m.
ge letters registered on Sundays, nor after
aours on week days.
ARsIvAL AXD DEPARTURE OF MAILs.
from Soranf0a---Anives at e.35 IN. and
Ills pm. Departs az @l5 an. aud
3.45 pm
Ledkesrue ROuie---Arrives on Wednes-
days and Saturdays 81 s pm. Departs
on Mondays snd Thursdays 81 an.
A. BLUMER. p. NJ.